Centrifugal electric genrator apparatus

ABSTRACT

The present idea Invention is a kinetic technology directed to the conversion of mechanical energy to mechanical electric energy, The process of a centrifugal wheeled disk and a push &amp; pressure-compression engine apparatus, configure to convert an internal force applied by a primary electrical motor connected to a rotatable top wheeled disk creating a centrifugal rotation witch in return apply force to a platform which is coupled to the push-pressure compression engines. Members, connected to one another in succession will provide a clean source of energy taking advantage of the technical centrifugal system force and the push-pressure compression engine power system which includes a crankshaft that is one of the most important moving parts in the engine. The crankshaft is a large component with a complex geometry in the engine which converts the reciprocating displacement of the piston to a rotary motion. The system of vertical push pressure though a piston to the crankshaft, created a horizontal rotational energy, and an generator configured to received the rotational mechanical energy generate a full scale commercial electrical power. The push &amp; pressure compression engine is similar to a combustion engines. The difference is that this invention has no combustion. The centrifugal wheeled is what make this idea be special and because the pistons will work freely, minimizing the pressure required to depress the actuation members, introducing the rapid movement of the passing rotating wheels gradually into the system by pressure the lever actuation member projected about the circular platform surface. Dealing with a rotating frame of reference with Newton&#39;s laws of motion artificially valid, one can add fictitious forces that are assume to be the cause of acceleration. In particular, the centrifugal acceleration is added to the motion of every objet, and attributed to a fictitious centrifugal force. 
     This centrifugal force is a sufficient correction to Newton&#39;s second law only if the body is stationary in the rotating frame. For bodies, the move with respect to the rotating frame it must be supplemented with a fictitious Coriolis force. For example, a body that is stationary relative to the non rotating frame, will be rotating when viewed from the rotating frame. The centripetal force of −MW 2 R, required to account for this apparent rotation is the sum of the centrifugal force (MW  2 R,) and the Coriolis force (MW×U=−MW  2 R,). Since this centripetal force includes contribution from only fictitious forces, it has no reactive counterpart. The assumed centrifugal force can be described by potential energy of form Ep=−½MW 2 R.

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The present invention relates to energy.

There remain numerous publications describing apparatuses that generateelectricity from natural gas, sun, sea tide, wind, etc.

Energy cost have rising and the environmental aspect of power productionare more critical than ever before, it have become necessary to developothers avenue for the production of electricity and other form ofenergy.

Recognized source of potential power have been issued for devices suchas theses, none been apparently commercially successful. Among thefactors contributing to the lack of the power conversion of the priorart, the following are believed to be insignificant.

-   1. They are inefficient in that they recovery small portion of    energy from continue movement crated from different sources.-   2. They are inefficient in that they only are capable of producing    small small amount of useful work.-   3. They are unreliable in the critical components are subject to    breakage and/or excessive wear from shock loading.

Throughout history, energy has been produced in various systems, themost common being the utilization of fossil fuels, gas, geothermal,nuclear, hydraulic and coal. Combustion engines, the most popularmechanism for producing electricity, utilizes fossils fuels such as oil,diesel, gas, vapor, geothermal, biodiesel, and garbage recycling, mostof which cause harmful emission into environment.

Thus there is a need for a economical centrifugal generator power systemthat efficiently produce meaningful amounts of power, that is reliable,long-lasting, ease to install, and inexpensive to produce. Thisovercomes the disadvantage of prior art.

SUMMARY

There are two keys in this kinetic idea-invention. The first is theCircular Centrifugal Wheeled Rotation Disk. The second is theReciprocating Engine, name in this art as the Push-Pressure CompressionEngine. The presented idea/invention meets the need for a perpetualmotion by providing energy throw a push & pressure-compression enginefor actuating the centrifugal wheeled clock wise rotation on a circularplatform creating a self induce movement. Multiplying the primary energyneeded from a battery bank, (i/e different sources) which providedenough power to replenish its batteries plus produce usable energy forresidential/commercial use. The circular wheeled rotation disk on thesurface, comprising: an actuation member supported for movement betweena first position projecting 100% over surface and second substantiallyflush of the surface; means permitting movement of the actuation memberto the second position thereof in response to engagement of theactuation member by rotating centrifugal wheels; a actuation member, arotatable drive crankshaft, the pistons coupled between the actuationmember and the drive crankshaft for imparting unidirectional motion inresponse to repetitive movement of the actuation member between thefirst, second, and multiple positions.

In some embodiments, the torque limiting device can also function with aregular combustion, or a pneumatic engine. At the centrifugal energyapparatus a lever ramp located on the surface of a circular platform,and a centrifugal wheels disk (guide by a central electric motor)rotated on the platform pushes and presses the lever ramp device asfirst step. The wheels rollover the lever ramp created a vertical push,which subsequently pushes the piston cylinder downward wich is tied tothe crankshaft by means of a race. This created a horizontal, circularrotation. Followed by the second piston, the third, and so on. Thesequence following by the second piston, and so on, in sequence of thepistons return forceful to their primary anterior position guided by thecrankshaft, creating an rpm. The torque and the horse power necessaryfor the movement of a generator for production of electricity.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS.

FIG. 1—For a better understanding, I have illustrated the function ofthe system using a single piston to show the push pressure compression,and components use according to the present invention.

FIG. 2—Show the bottom side of the flywheel disk.

FIG. 3—Show the top face side of the circular platform.

FIG. 4—Show the bottom face side of the platform.

FIG. 5—Show the embodiment of a two piston push pressure compressionengine coupling to a generator representative of the present art.

FIG. 6—Show another view of the above mentioned embodiments, as acompleted system, installed with the generator.

DETAILING DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

This idea in generally visually presented a circular platform withmultiple engines and generators making work by a single electric motor,with multiple engine and generators increasing the electric productionby the creation of the present art, base in this technology theelectricity created will be superior to the one provided by the primarysingle electric motor (2).

A first embodiment, the platform, member 1, a (circular platform), wheremember 2, (electric motor), is attach to the center of member 1, member3 a rotatable top portion (fly wheel disk) attach to axel of member 2,member 4 (wheel axel) attach to member 3, attach and holding member 5(wheels) witch rest and roll the wheels on member 1.

The rotatable fly wheel disk components are, a circular disk withmultiples wheels positioned in different areas depending of how manypistons the push pressure compression engine has for the production ofelectricity. The sample of the present invention are two piston, butcould be several more, and is controlled by the electric motor mountedin the center of the platform (1), which produce the rotation of the flywheel (3) attach to the axel of the electric motor (2).

The second embodiment a push pressure compression engine member 28, themember 12 (head block), is attach under member 1 (circular platform).Member 12 is attach to member 14 (block), the member 6 (lever rampportion) plunger the attach member 7. Plunger member 8, and member 9secondary piston) attach to member 13 (primary piston), attach to member16, (rod), This will be held together with a ping member 15 Member 15 isattach to the member 16, which will be hold to a member 17, (crankshaft)by member 19 (crankshaft bearings). The member 17 (crankshaft), will berest on the member 14 (engine block) by the member 18 (block holderbearings), following by 22 (the generator).

A push-pressure compression engine (28) installed under the circularplatform, where an actuation members 5,6,7,8, and 9 is supported.Movement between a first position projecting 100% substantially thee (3)inches over the platform surface (1). A second position, projectingsubstantially flush on the surface, subsequently, this positions isdeveloped by the manufactureres ratio of the crankshaft (17), whichprovide different circular degree position for each piston members. Thisproduces torque, rpm, and horsepower. This also guarantees the responseto repetitive movement of the actuation members, and the return of eachmember to their original working position. The amount of reaction thatthe centrifugal wheels (5) experience when encountering the actuationmember (6) is increase. The speed of the passing wheels (5) isintroduced into the system gradually.

The rotatable circular fly wheel disk (3) with the wheels (5). Is shownwith the weight and circular forward motion, e.i., momentum, of therotating wheel (5) depresses an actuation members 6, 7, 8, 9 until nextactuation member is ready in the second position with the platformsurface (1). The centrifugal wheels (5), rolls over the actuation levermembers (6) and encounter a second actuation member. This is action isrepeated on multiple actuations with multiple wheels an so on. After awheel 5 rolls off of an actuation lever member 6, the crankshaft member(17) forces the actuation members to the next ready to be depressedposition. When multiple action members are used, each one can move withthe command order from member 17, the last member can turn and pressurethe member 17 to the ready following position.

Multiple push-pressure compression engine (28) installed under thecircular platform (1). The push & pressure-compression engine system foractuation by wheeled centrifugal traveling over a surface platform,comprising; (a) attain for installation beneath the surface; (b)multiple actuating members supported for individual relative to theengine between their respective first position projecting over thesurface and respective second position when the engine is installedbeneath the surface platform, the actuation members will each having asubstantially rectangular upper pedal like lever protruding the surface,the wheel-contacting surfaces is projecting a path of centrifugal wheelsduring sequential movement of the actuating members from the firstposition to second position. (a) the crankshaft permitting movement ofthe actuation members to the second position thereof in response tosequential engagement of the actuation members by passing centrifugalwheels; (b) a crankshaft rotating relative to the engine block installedunder the surface. When the engine block is installed beneath thesurface platform; the crankshaft in response to repetitive movement ofthe actuation members between the first and second position. (d) Theelectric generator is producing electrical power in response to rotationof the crankshaft.

Although the present invention has been described in considerable detailwith reference to certain preferred versions, other versions arepossible. For example, multiple actuation members can be used in thecentrifugal push & pressure-compression engine. Therefore, the spiritand scope of the appended claims should not necessarily be limited tothe description of preferred version contained here.

The present invention is directed to produce electricity through acentrifugal and push & pressure-compression engine system idea, foractuation by wheeled clock wise centrifugal such as rotating wheelstraveling over a platform surface (1). The push & pressure-compressionengine converts the vertical push to horizontal momentum and downwardforces of the wheels 5 into circular motion capable of driving a thecrankshaft (17), which can used for generating electricity throw thegenerator (22) wired to one another and directed to the transformer. Thetransformer multiplies the electricity wich is send to the grid (29).

The actuation member 6 (lever ramp), comprise the (rigidly connected)guided member 7 (ping axel),and 8 (coupling), connected to member 9(piston extension adapted) to member 13, (primary piston) to member 16(push rod), connected to member 17 (crankshaft) making turn thecrankshaft, connected to member 22 (the generator).

The actuation members 6,7,8, and 9 can be a plunger or any otheractuation member known in the art, the actuation lever member 6preferably is a rectangular ramp, wheel-contacting surface of theactuation member 5 that is adapted for orientation substantiallyhorizontal label to project path of passing wheels (5). The portion ofthe wheel-contacting surface (1) is preferably a lever ramp forfacilitating smooth passage of wheels (5) during movement of theactuation members 6,7,8, and 9 from the first position to the secondposition.

The member 13 (primary piston) is attach by member 16 (push rod), whichwill be connected by a ping member 15, the member 16 (push rod) will behold to a member 17 (crankshaft) by member 19 (push rod bearing), themember 17 will be hold and rest on the member 14 (engine block) and themember 18 (block bearing holder).

The interior mechanical system will be lubricated with oil, that bedeposit on the member 20 (oil pan), which will irrigate through all theinterior by the member 21 (oil pump).

The member 26 (water pump) installed on the member 14 (block engine),prevent the overheating of the engine.

The member 12 (engine head block), installed on top of the member 14(engine block), is connected under the member 1 (circular platform),member 11 (cylinder adaptor), installed on top of the member 12 (enginehead block), which reached the platform surface.

The member 10 (oil ring) will be installed on member 13 (primarypiston).

The actuation members 6 can be one of many, such as four, six or eight,depending on the engine block used. The actuating members along acircular platform surface (1) for serial sequential engagement by thepassing rotating wheel (5). The plurality of actuation memberspreferably spaced as close together as practical. In some embodiments,the space between lever actuation members can be inches as an example.

Finally the generators (22) are electrically wired (27) to one anotherand tide to the electrical transformer (24), which provide the neededelectricity of the battery bank (23) for a continues work,(perpetualmotion) and the surplus of the electricity will go to the grid.

All the features disclosed in the specification above, including theclaims, abstracts, and drawings, and all steps in any method or noticesdisclosed, may be combine in any combination, except combinations whereat least some of such features and/or steps are mutually exclusive. Eachfeature disclosed in the specification, including the claims, abstract,and drawings, can be replace by alternative features serving the samepurpose, unless expressed otherwise. Thus, unless expressed otherwise,each feature disclosed is one example only of a generic series ofequivalent similar feature.

An element in claim that does not explicitly state “means” forperforming a specified function or “step” for performing a specifiedfunction, should not be interpreted as a “means” for “step” clause asspecified in U.S.C. sct. 112.

LISTING SEQUENCE Detailed Reference of Components Members

-   Circular platform #1-   Primary electric motor #2-   Flywheel disk #3-   Wheels axel #4-   Wheels #5-   Lever ramp #6-   Lever ramp axel #7-   Connection device #8-   Piston adaptor #9-   Oil rings #0-   Cylinder adaptor #11-   Head top #12-   Primary piston #13-   Engine block #14-   Piston Ring #15-   Push rod #16-   Crankshaft #17-   Crankshaft holder #18-   Push rod bearings #19-   Oil par #20-   Oil pump #21-   Generator #22-   Batteres #23-   Electric transform #24-   Stan #25-   Water pump #26-   Electric wire #27-   Push pressure compression Engine #28-   Grid #29

What I claimed is:
 1. A Wheeled Centrifugal System. a) For actuationover a circular platform surface over a multiple engine-generators, (a)an actuation member supported for movement between a first positionprojecting over the surface and extra position substantially flush withthe surface; (b) means for propelling the actuation member toward thefirst position thereof, the biasing means permitting movement of theactuation member by passing centrifugal wheels over a pedal ramp, (c) arotatable mounting crankshaft; (d) a long piston device adapted asactuation member for imparting unidirectional motion to the crankshaftin response to repetitive movement of the actuation member between thefirst and following members.
 2. A Push & Pressure-Compression EngineSystem. a) For actuation by wheeled circular centrifugal disk traversinga surface, comprising (a) an actuation member supported for movementbetween a first position projecting 100% over the surface, secondposition substantially flush with the surface; (b) means for compressingthe actuation member toward the first position thereof, the biasingmeans permitting movement of the actuation member to the second, ormultiple position of the circular platform surface, thereof in responseto engagement by a passing centrifugal wheels; (c) the crankshaft allowthe actuation members return freely to previous position.
 3. The systemof Wheeled Centrifugal and the Push Pressure Compression Engine forelectrical generation. a) A completed system set up of the two ideas,claim 1, the circular wheeled centrifugal with the platform, and claim 2the push pressure compression engine, both forces are part of a singleinteraction, together combine with a electrical generator and the bankof batteries.